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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1922

Page

4

Local Notices Merge Birth and Death Updates

Mrs Lula Woodford called to Lexington Kentucky this month by her mother’s death. Mrs Co F Martin honored her sister Mrs Frank B Foster’s birthday. Mr and Mrs John Lomax welcomed a baby girl, both parents healthy. Mrs Lucile Eaga traveled to Los Angeles with Miss Edna Goode. Mr and Mrs James Taylor hosted a dinner for guests George Williams Mr Taylor’s mother.

Lula ‘Woodford Vance Lexington Co. F. Martin Ek Frank B. Foster John Lomax Lucile Eaga Los Angeles California Edna Goode Chicago James Taylor George Williams Mr. Taylor

In Loving Memory of Anna Drummer and Local Notices

In loving memory of dear Anna Drummer who passed away May 28 1920. She is not forgotten by family and friends as long as memory lasts. Also notes on illnesses marriages tours travels and social events across Montgomery Selma and Louisville with local figures like Mrs Katie Taylor Mr William Sulzer Mr Chas Hall and Mr Garfield Kirksey among others.

Anna Drummer M. L. Ziegler Ziegler-Schaefer Co. and Building Association East End Nic” Neblett Lecy Louisville Garfield Kirksey

Our Socials Our May Fair Opens Friday At 3 P M

Our Socials Our May Fair will be held Friday beginning at 3 P M closing with a splendid program at night. The management has worked unceasingly. Mrs Lewis President.

Mra, Lewis, Pesident

Missionary Rally Sunday Afternoon Anniversary Sermon

Missionary rally to be held Sunday afternoon with an anniversary sermon by Rev. A W Jackson A M. Boxes are expected to be turned in. Mrs Mollie Combs presiding.

A. W. Jackson A. M Mollie Combs

Marriage Rite at Rev. Blue's Rest Grider Formally Ties

Mr. Raymond Rice and Miss Eula Monday were married in a quiet ceremony at Rev. Blue's Rest Grider with a few intimate friends in attendance. The bride wore a beautiful gown as the couple began their life together.

Raymond Rice Eula Rev Blue

Local residents report illness and hospital visit notes

Mrs Bether Stone was taken to the hospital last Tuesday with a serious case of lock-jaw. She is now somewhat improved. Mrs Dane, Mrs Kraft and Mrs Jackson remain on the sick list. Bro Haney has gone to Flemingsburg to the bedside of his sick brother.

Bether Stone Dane Kraft Jackson Bro. Haney Flemingsburg

Grace sermon at Madisonville church anniversary night

Rev. E. H. Blue of Madisonville delivered a morning address on Grace at Second Baptist Church. The anniversary sermon for Railroad Men at Park Street Church was preached by Bro. Boze in Blue's absence, to the church.

Blue Rev. Blue Park St Bro Boze

National Association for the Advancement of Colored People urging membership drive

James Weldon Johnson of the NAACP issues a public appeal urging Americans to support the organization in its fight against barbarism and for civil rights. He outlines efforts against Haiti's regime, the Dyer Bill, Ku Klux Klan activities, and lynching, calling for membership growth from about 100,000 to 1,000,000.

James Weldon Johnson National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Fifth Avenue New York America United States Association Haiti House of Representatives United Sates Senate Ku Klux Klan Washington

Meeting of Advancement of Colored People at Park Street Church

The N. A. A. C. P. held a very successful meeting at Park Street Church Tuesday night. Mr Bagnall of New York delivered a splendid address and impressed attendees. Rev. Smith presided as the Grand Anti Lynching Rally is now on and a call to join was issued.

National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Park Street Church Bagnall New York Rev. Smith

Grand Rally for Little Dorcas Mission at Walnut Hills

A grand rally will be held next Sunday afternoon at the People's Baptist Church on Preston Street Walnut Hills to benefit the Little Dorcas Missionary Society of Madisonville. Rev. Dr. Young of New Unity will preach. Everyone welcome.

People’s Baptist Church Preston Street Walnut Hills Little Dorcas Missionary Society of Madisonville Dr. Young New Unity

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